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study that compares different age groups at one times
cross-sectionals
limitation of correlational research
cant determine causation
study that tracks individual development over time
longitudinal study
child lacks object permanence, what stage according to Piaget
sensorimotor
child fits new info into existing schema according to Piaget
assimilation
inability to see another person's perspective
egocentrism, Piaget
what stage is in understanding conservation of mass?
concrete operational, Piaget
what stage does abstract reasoning appear in according to Piaget
formal operational
ZPD refers to
skills children can do w guidance, vygotsky
according to vygotsky, learning occurs primarily through
social interaction and cultural tools
FAMILY is in what system
microsystem
interaction between PARENTS and TEACHERS is part of
Mesosystem
parents WORKPLACE policy affecting childcare indirectly
exosystem
broadest system level, NATION
macrosystem
reaction range
range of possible outcomes depending on environment
genes and environment interactions show what
genes and environment both shape development
gross motor skills involve
large muscles (walking, jumping)
before child can jump, they must master
running and balance
attachment refers to
emotional bond with caregivers
secondary emotions (guilt,pride) emerge around
18-24 months
Theory of mind is
understanding others have thoughts and feelings
in multistore model, info first enters the what
sensory register
working memory is responsible for what
processing and manipulating info
repeating info to remember is
rehearsal
spearmans g refers to
single general intelligence factor
sternbergs practical intelligence involves
street and book smart
gardner believed that intelligence is
multiple independent abilities
an IQ of 100 is
average
what theory shows that competence means feeling capable
self-dertimination theory
what theory shows expectancy is confidence in success
Expectancy-value theory
emotional support is a benefit stemming from
friends
child disliked by many but liked by some is considered
controversial
internal factors of child well being is
genetics and identity
external factors of child well being is
social environment and culture
what term is instantly recognizing small quantities in math
subitizing
what term in math is understanding that the last number counted is the total shows
cardinality
what is understanding sounds in language
phonological awareness
what is word recognition and language comprehension
simple view of reading
low reading comprehension may break down to what factors
poor vocab, limited background knowledge, weak working memory
what disorder affects reading and phonology
dyslexia
what disorder affects math reasoning
dyscalculia
what disorder causes inattention and hyperactivity and impulsivity
ADHD
what disorder involves social communication and restricted behaviors
ASD
what model focuses on deficits within the individual
medical model
what model argues disability comes from interaction between individuals and barriers
social model
true/false: screen use among children is increasing
true
what is the recommended screen time for young kids
an hour a day
true or false: childhood today has decreased structure and academic pressure
false
what helps adults better meet children's need
generational context
key feature of modern childhood
more digital socialization
A researcher wants to compare vocabulary skills of 4-, 7-, and 10-year-olds at the same time. What design is this?
cross sectional
3. Which method allows researchers to infer causation?
experiment
A child who believes the moon "follows them home" is demonstrating:
animism
modifying schemas to include new information is:
accomodation
A child who fails Piaget's conservation-of-liquid task is likely focusing on:
centration
private speech according to vygotsky
helps regulate thinking and behavior
scaffolding
providing support at child level, vygotsky
Epigenetic changes refer to
changes in gene expression due to environment
stranger anxiety, what age
6-9 months
memory system that holds ingo for less than a second
sensory register
metacognition
thinking about own thinking
spearmans s factor
specific abilities
gardners theory
multiple independent intelligences
sternbergs theory
creative intelligences includes novel problem solving
non-symbolic numeracy
understanding quantities w/out numbers
equilibration
balancing assimilation and accomodation
when object perm develops
sensorimotor stage
chronosystem
historical timeline and life transitions
basic emotions appear when
first year
secondary emotions appear when
18-24 months
sensory register holds info for
fraction of second
working memory is responsible for
holding and manipulating info
IQ is measured by
standardized intelligence tests
what theory is competence, autonomy, relatedness
self-determination theory
utility value
whether task is useful for future goals
PISA measures
international academic performance
ASD involves difficulties in
social communication and restricted behaviors
disability is problem within individual
medical model
disability is created by societal barriers
social model